The First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance is a national coalition of First Nations organisations working together to improve awareness and protection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage in Australia.
The First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance works to strengthen laws and reinforce the rights and capacity of First Nations People towards protecting Cultural Heritage. Learn more about the Alliance Governance and ways of working.
Meet the First nations Heritage Protection Alliance co-Chairs.
Meet the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance members.
An First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance membership guide including benefits in joining and eligibility criteria for First Nations organisations.
Apply to join the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance here.
Unpacking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage, definitions and issues.
The First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance news clippings, media releases and the latest updates in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage news.
There are countless stories to be told of the great values of these irreplaceable living cultures and the serious threats facing them. These case studies are just a few of them.
A list of terms and definitions relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage.
The Alliance work to reform Cultural Heritage Legislation. More about effective legislative protection.
First Nations-led collaboration with business and investor organisations producing practical guidance on leading practice for cultural heritage and First Nations engagement.
This Initiative brings together First Nations, business and investor communities to create a shared vision for strengthening Australia’s Aboriginal heritage laws and standards for the private sector that uphold the human rights of First Peoples, in line with international agreements and community expectations.
The Dhawura Ngilan Business And Investor Guides Are The Only First Nations-Led Guides To Support The Protection Of Indigenous Cultural Heritage In Our Region. Access the business and investor guides here.
This pages provide links to relevant legislation, policies, reports, and other resources. This list will grow over time.
Access relevant State and Commonwealth legislation.
For over 300 years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage has been removed overseas and placed in museums, universities, and private collections.
AIATIS website on the return of cultural heritage.
